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No 'Net toobing for me last night because we were getting some much-needed rain. I spent the evening playing Monopoly, where I became a slumlord and spent my free time visiting jail for conjugal visits with Flack and Tommy Dowd. I bought the tenement towns and the utilities. Roomie bought the swanky penthouse neighborhoods.
I beat him by $500 bucks. Stripmining the poor and downtrodden is more profitable than pandering to the whiny rich. Monopoly: Upholding my darkest surmises since 1936.
My Dannyfic is finally, finally nearing completion. I gave up trying to nudge him in a specific direction and just let him ramble while I followed behind with a pencil, pad of paper, and bunny treats. I hope to have him floofed and posted by next Wednesday as a sendoff for CSI:NY for 2007.
I should stop reading DeadlineHollywoodDaily. It gives me a headache. For individuals charged with the task of creating realistic people from whole cloth, writers are incredibly obtuse. Some are delusional. They honestly believe that they can broker individual deals with the networks and production companies and thereby splinter Big Media's united front.
Writers really are fools and starry-eyed idealists. Big Media has every tactical advantage and no reason to negotiate individual deals. All they have to is wait 4 more weeks, and the already-flagging resolve of the WGA will evaporate. This latest "plan" is smoke and mirrors and a whole lot of wishful thinking on the part of people who can't understand why they're not getting the Hollywood ending.
I beat him by $500 bucks. Stripmining the poor and downtrodden is more profitable than pandering to the whiny rich. Monopoly: Upholding my darkest surmises since 1936.
My Dannyfic is finally, finally nearing completion. I gave up trying to nudge him in a specific direction and just let him ramble while I followed behind with a pencil, pad of paper, and bunny treats. I hope to have him floofed and posted by next Wednesday as a sendoff for CSI:NY for 2007.
I should stop reading DeadlineHollywoodDaily. It gives me a headache. For individuals charged with the task of creating realistic people from whole cloth, writers are incredibly obtuse. Some are delusional. They honestly believe that they can broker individual deals with the networks and production companies and thereby splinter Big Media's united front.
Writers really are fools and starry-eyed idealists. Big Media has every tactical advantage and no reason to negotiate individual deals. All they have to is wait 4 more weeks, and the already-flagging resolve of the WGA will evaporate. This latest "plan" is smoke and mirrors and a whole lot of wishful thinking on the part of people who can't understand why they're not getting the Hollywood ending.